This minimalist planner has key basics needed for you to use this planner in a variety of ways including bullet journalling, gratitude journalling, or arranging busy days. The thin paper allows this book to maintain its slim profile while housing 368 pages (a page per day) of quality Japanese paper.

Well, this has got to be one of the best notebooks I have had the pleasure to use.

This is my work notebook and it is paired with two TWISBY 580AL's (F) using Jentle inks (blue and maroon).

Shadowing? Yes; but in a nice way. Yet the thin paper does not bleed. The smooth paper does not cause the pen to skip or stutter on the page. I love the glide as I scrawl across with sweeping stokes and the emotion that FP's encourage in my writing.

Open, the notebook lays fairly flat. I have it contained in my Kokuyo Systemic cover (which includes a handy pouch for my pens on the outside of the cover), and it fits perfectly. I will be buying this product again. If you are a fan of smooth paper (like Tomoe River), this is a must try.

I ignore the grid and date system. It is small and faint, so good if you use it and easy to ignore if you don't.

This notebook is worth every penny.

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I think I'm in love

October 6, 2016

Reviewer:
Cecily Walker from Vancouver, BC Canada

I feel like it's important to note that the Stalogy 365 Notebook has made me -- a dedicated Leuchtturm fan -- make the switch. The thin, rustly pages hold up to all kinds of ink except for the wettest/darkest Sharpies. Fountain pens were made for this notebook and this notebook was made for fountain pens. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is the day/date printed at the top of each page is so small, it's almost invisible. I end up having to date my pages by hand, something I wouldn't have to do with a Hobonichi.

The grid is very light; light enough to keep your lines straight, but not so noticeable that it'll interfere with your handwriting or pen and ink drawings.